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| -A flute generates sound when an air stream is blown across the edge of a hole in the instrument, causing the air column to split. A whistle or duct-flute generates sound when an air stream is blown through a chamber or duct and directed to an opening where the air is split to create a sound. |
Amon Olorin Flute
Plains | Bone Flute - Ohio
Northwest Collected in Ohio | Kwakiutl Ceremonial Hamatsa Double Whistle
Northwest Coastal | Kwakiutl Ceremonial Hamatsa Whistle
Northwest Coastal Northwest Coastal | Kwakiutl Ceremonial Hamatsa Whistle - 19th C
Northwest Coastal Northwest Coastal |
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Kwakwaka'wakw Ceremonial reed whistles
Northwest Pacific Northwest | NWC Totem Flute
Northwest Coastal Northwest Coastal | Plains Beaded Flute
Plains | Seminole Beaded Flute
Southeast Florida Indian Reservation | Winnebago Flute (Glass Beads)
Plains South Dakota |
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Winnebago Flute - Horse
Northeast Ohio |